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A 3rd party provider is sending json back to me in this format.<br />
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{&quot;specified_lists&quot;:[&quot;xxxx&quot;<wbr />,&quot;yyyy&quot;,&quot;z<wbr />zzz&quot;,&quot;wwww<wbr />&quot;],&quot;key&quot;:&quot;<wbr />123456789&quot;<wbr />,&quot;found&quot;:f<wbr />alse}<br />
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When I execute $json = json_decode($response,true<wbr />); the last value is not being picked up. How do I read the false statement at the end?<br />
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I can get the value of key by using $key = $json-&gt;key; but found won't show it's value.
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A 3rd party provider is sending json back to me in this format.

{"specified_lists":["xxxx","yyyy","zzzz","wwww"],"key":"123456789","found":false}

When I execute $json = json_decode($response,true); the last value is not being picked up. How do I read the false statement at the end?

I can get the value of key by using $key = $json->key; but found won't show it's value.

json_decode

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